Calgary Herald - 2015-11-06

• Calgary boy shares ‘ Bond’ with 007
• RISE IN GUNPLAY RAISES FEARS
• ESSAY OF A SOLDIER
• NDP apologizes for ‘ error’ over fundraiser notice
• Trans- Pacific side pacts battle unlawful deals
• Defence minister was invaluable in Kandahar
• City hires firm to examine West Village property
• Alberta’s Raynolds nets key federal post
• Bond, James Bond returns to theatres in Spectre
• TransCanad­a scraps marine port plan
• Celebratio­n of Jewish films begins
• Flames dump Flyers in overtime
• Harris has big impact on Dinos
• Telus plans to cut 1,500 jobs
• Canadian students in Remembranc­e Day poem- reading pledge
• Education minister rips CBE over bus protocol
• City officials thrilled over return of mandatory long- form census
• FROM ATTACK TO APOLOGY IN A SPLIT SECOND: THE NDP FOLLIES
• Province expands disclosure of earners on the public dime
• MLAs OK earlier starts for legislatur­e
• Stephen Avenue ‘ struggle’ leads to possible abduction, police say
• Mansbridge fawns over PM in special
• Rona Ambrose, chosen as the Tories’ interim leader, has her work cut out for her.
• Mother recalls son troubled by ISIL war
• It’s no wonder more women aren’t going into politics
• SHORING UP THE CODE
• Dodge’s former fiscal wisdom missing from Notley’s budget
• Respected Alberta MP voted interim Tory leader
• Securities commission kicks off new anti- scam campaign
• More heavy lifting on climate file
• BUILDING A BEAUTIFUL SPACE
• ENBRIDGE SEES GREEN
• Lower exports linked to depressed oil prices
• Agrium CEO sees global potash demand rising in 2016
• Air Canada in no rush to alter fees strategy
• CNRL trims its capital budget for fifth time
• Hydro sell- off goes to plan
• Crescent Point takes $ 201M hit in 3rd quarter
• Athabasca raises production guidance
• KNOWING WHEN TO INVEST
• China’s reforms could lift Canada’s housing market
• THE PEANUTS ‘ SEQUEL’ …
• DUMP TRUMP
• Central character fictional, powerful SUFFRAGETT­E
• Suffragett­e’s team took pains to get British historical drama right
• An open heart
• ROOM OPENS THE VIEWER UP TO WIDER TRUTHS
• Friendship story lacking passion
• EADWEARD IS MISSING A SUPPORTING CAST
• Through a child’s eyes
• New Stamp remembers his father’s big moment
• CAUGHT IN THE SHUFFLE
• ARGOS BACK HOME AGAIN, BUT NOT FOR LONG
• Brennan makes double entry in SAIT record book
• Lightning strikes twice as hoops star reunited with former coach
• Mitchell says Rogers deserves MOP nod
• Back to ’ Dome for Ryan White
• Elation as Kanzig returns to Hitmen
• SUBARU GIVES THE WRX AN AUTOMATIC — SORT OF
• A GREEN STREAK
• Seriously, who still cruises in left lane?
• A COOL WINTER
• Heninger Scion Toyota goes green
• A lot to love in BMW 328i xDrive Touring
• How to avoid five common winter car woes
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Q + A: STAR POWER
• KIND OF BLUE
• To make breakfast, you have to crack a few eggs. But that wasn’t always the case

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